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A '''Hverlandic passport''' is issued to citizens of Hverland for international travel. As a key document facilitating the global movement of Hverlandic nationals, it serves as proof of identity and citizenship, and it is recognized internationally.
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!width=100|{{color|purple|Pass&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />Passport}}!!colspan=4|{{color|red|HVEROYKEN&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;HVERLAND}}
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| rowspan="8"  style="text-align:center; border:1px solid gray;"|Photo||{{color|blue|Typ/Type}}<br/>{{color|blue|<code>P</code>}}
|{{color|blue|Kod/Code}}<br/>{{color|blue|<code>HVR</code>}}
|{{color|blue|Pass Nr./Passport No.}}<br/><code>300000000</code>||rowspan=3|
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|colspan=3|{{color|blue|Efternamn/Surname}}<br/>
<code>SVENSSON</code>
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|colspan=3|{{color|blue|Förnamn/Given name}}<br/><code>PÄR</code>
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|colspan=2|{{color|blue|Nationalitet/Nationality}}<br/>{{color|blue|<code>HVEROYKEN</code>}}
|colspan=2|{{color|blue|Personnr/Pers. Id. No.}}<br/><code>A000000000</code>
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|colspan=2|{{color|blue|Kön/Sex}}<br/><code>M</code>
|{{color|blue|Födelsedatum/Date of birth}}<br/><code>01 JAN 1985</code>
| rowspan="4"  style="text-align:center; border:1px solid gray;"|Second<br/>Photo
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|colspan=2|{{color|blue|Utgivningsdatum/Date of issue}}<br /><code>01 JAN 2010</code>||{{color|blue|Födelseort/Place of birth}}<br /><code>HVEROYKEN</code>
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|colspan=2|{{color|blue|Utgångsdatum/Date of expiry}}<br /><code>01 JAN 2020</code>||
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|colspan=3|{{color|blue|Auktoritet/Authority}}<br /><code>UTLÄNDSKA TJÄNSTERNA</code>
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| colspan="5"  style="text-align:center; border:1px solid gray;"|'''<code>P<HVRXXXX<<XXXX<XXXX<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<</code>'''<br/>'''<code>3000000003HVR0309010M1812290A000000000<<<<00</code>'''
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Personal biodata page information for the passport holder and the machine readable zone are listed below.
== History ==
The Hverlandic passport has its origins in the early 20th century, following the country's establishment as an independent state. The design and features have evolved, reflecting changes in security technology and international travel requirements.


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== Eligibility and issuance ==
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Citizenship in Hverland is the primary eligibility criterion for a passport. The Hverlandic government issues passports through the [[Hverland Civil Registry]] within the [[Office for Foreign and Economic Relations (Hverland)|Office for Foreign and Economic Relations]], with applications available at local offices and embassies abroad.
!width=100|Data!!width=650|Description
 
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== Physical appearance ==
|Type||<code>P</code> for ordinary passports, <code>PO</code> for official passports, <code>PD</code> for diplomatic passports
The Hverlandic passport follows a standard design with a deep blue cover that carries the coat of arms of Hverland, the name of the country, and the word "Passport" in both Hverlandic and English. The data page is made of polycarbonate material, containing the holder's personal details and a machine-readable zone.
|-
 
|Code||<code>HVR</code>, the ISO country code for [[Hverland]]
== Security Features ==
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The passport incorporates a variety of security features to prevent fraud and forgery. This includes watermarks, holographic images, and complex patterns that are difficult to replicate.
|Passport No.||a nine digit number, biometric passports start with 3
 
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In line with international standards, Hverland introduced biometric passports containing a microchip with the holder's fingerprints and digital photo, enhancing security and facilitating faster border crossings.
|Surname||
 
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== See also ==
|Given name||
 
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{{Hverland topics}}
|Nationality||<code>HVEROYKEN</code>
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|Pers. Id. No.||Hverland National ID number
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|Sex||<code>M</code> for male, <code>F</code> for female
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|Date of birth||<code>DD MMM YYYY</code>
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|Date of issue||<code>DD MMM YYYY</code>
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|Place of birth||the name of the country in which the holder was born
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|Date of expiry||<code>DD MMM YYYY</code>
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|Authority||<code>UTLÄNDSKA TJÄNSTERNA</code> (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) for passports issued by the UT, or the name of the issuing diplomatic mission for passports issued by a Hverlandic mission abroad. All biometric passports are issued by the UT in Hverland regardless of the actual place of application.
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Latest revision as of 02:42, 5 November 2023

A Hverlandic passport is issued to citizens of Hverland for international travel. As a key document facilitating the global movement of Hverlandic nationals, it serves as proof of identity and citizenship, and it is recognized internationally.

History

The Hverlandic passport has its origins in the early 20th century, following the country's establishment as an independent state. The design and features have evolved, reflecting changes in security technology and international travel requirements.

Eligibility and issuance

Citizenship in Hverland is the primary eligibility criterion for a passport. The Hverlandic government issues passports through the Hverland Civil Registry within the Office for Foreign and Economic Relations, with applications available at local offices and embassies abroad.

Physical appearance

The Hverlandic passport follows a standard design with a deep blue cover that carries the coat of arms of Hverland, the name of the country, and the word "Passport" in both Hverlandic and English. The data page is made of polycarbonate material, containing the holder's personal details and a machine-readable zone.

Security Features

The passport incorporates a variety of security features to prevent fraud and forgery. This includes watermarks, holographic images, and complex patterns that are difficult to replicate.

In line with international standards, Hverland introduced biometric passports containing a microchip with the holder's fingerprints and digital photo, enhancing security and facilitating faster border crossings.

See also